Arquitecture and prospectivity in the fascist age
Keywords:
dystopia, prospectivity, technique, negative ontology, nóvum, ruins.
Abstract
Science fiction and architecture have always been linked. The hidden desire of many architects has been to design dream cities. Hitler, in the wake of other imperial regimes, and in a sort of Faustian agreement, gave his architects, notably Albert Speer, the possibility of designing his utopy. To that end science fiction and almost non-existent technologies were the starting point. Starting point and “nóvum” that will soon reveal as the both sides of this coin in which technique consist of.Downloads
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Sánchez Domínguez A. (2011). Arquitecture and prospectivity in the fascist age. Ángulo Recto. Revista de estudios sobre la ciudad como espacio plural, 3(2), 195-204. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ANRE.2011.v3.n2.37586
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